Went at 7pm, options were really limited, and they only had brown rice left. Lots of onions in the poke mix and some chunks of fish still had skin on. My partner and I shared a poke box ($9) of salmon shoyu, and paka. The salmon was the better of the two. It wasn't bad, but not the best.

Hawaiian style stop by at 9 a.m. to get poke and the poke bar still not set up waa? Open time 8 a.m? Need to get my poke on. Previous reviewer says one of the few places that doesn't gas their fish but that's not true there's a sign right up front that says so.

Amazing diamond in the rough (or in this case, hidden hole in a wall). Oki's is inside of Foodland, as you enter, on the far back left corner. You can get the Poke in either 8oz (1/2 lb) or 16oz (1 lb). Or the better option is the Box, which is 2 scoops of any of the poke you like, plus 2 scoops of rice (white or brown), and add furakake on there if you like. 1) ($14.04) 5/5: Box lunch - 1 scoop of Salmon shoyu, 1 scoop of cali ahi poke, brown rice w/ furakake. The Poke here is a lot better then most places (sorry Tamura's), but it does taste a lot fresher and more flavorful. The brown rice complements it well if you want a change from mixing it w/ white rice. This is take out only, no tables in the supermarket to dine in at. I'd recommend if you're planning on meeting w/ friends at any open food truck eateries, grab Oki's to go and meet there and eat with your family/friends.

We came by here when we just landed from the airport and saw so many fresh fishes. We kept thinking about it and came back today to get a fresh fish to grill. Believe me, there’s no other places we found so far have these great fresh fish options. If you can grill at your condo or rental places, you should come here to get a fish.

Best place to get poke on Maui I think. It's inside Foodland and doesn't have seating (cause on Maui, poke is almost like a deli) you can get poke in a rice bowl or get it local style poke per lb or half a lb. I usually buy a bunch of poke rice bowls and head across the street to the beach by akamai motors and enjoy it in the nice island atmosphere 🤙🏽It's so fresh, tasty and I love the variety!!

Best poke! Nothing quite like some good poke and a beer. Especially when chilling on the beach. Some of the best poke to be found on the island. Enjoy!!! Maui no ka oi!

The absolute best place for any type of fish on the island of Maui. These guys are number one. I’ve been going to them for years. If you want fresh fish, this is the best option. A must visit if you’re on vacation as well. Poke selection is amazing and super fresh!

This place is located in Foodland your poke stop! They have fresh fish, a good variety of poke and even opihi. They had a nice selection of about 10 different types of poke, fresh and previously frozen. Prices were average, $11.99-$14.99/pound for poke. We came early so it looked like they had may have more but didn't put it out yet. They didn't have tako poke when we went which is my favorite. The lady was really nice and let us sample some of the different poke. The ahi with sea beans poke was my favorite. The sea beans has sea beans (sea asparagus), green and white onions and tobiko. It had a nice flavor and crunch to it. Stop and get a poke bowl! ******** Fresh fish and poke Sample the different types Simply onolicious

Some of the best poke I've ever had! Also very reasonably priced! I had a massive portion (he let me split types) for $10. I'll be back if I'm ever in Maui. It's in a supermarket, so plenty of parking.

Unique, one of a kind fish selection in all of US. They have special relationships with local boats and have all kinds of deep water snappers and reef fish and will clean it for you (for a tiny fee). Today they had live HUGE spiny lobster and whole local ahi. They also have filleted fish and fish for soup and specialty cuts like tuna bloodline Eddie and Elisa Garcia are the owners and they run a tight ship with their family. I'm a visitor to Maui and they always remember me. Plus the Foodland their shop is inside has a great produce section with a lot of Asian and local items (you can shop and pay separately).

I got the Kimchi Ahi and Shoyu Salmon with white rice. Fresh tasting fish and well marinated. Good fish to rice ratio as well. The kimchi flavour was really great, very balanced in seasoning. The shoyu salmon suffers from a common problem (imo) with shoyu poke in that it’s too salty when eaten alone and needs rice to balance it out. But other than that it was delicious.

Their poke bowls are actually really good, highly recommended

Incredible fresh seafood, couldn't stop ourselves from coming back multiple times.

I had to spit out several pieces of the salmon poke. It tasted sour or consistency was not right. Marinade was bland and lack of spices accented the large volume of onion further degrading the flavor. Peoples taste buds must be broken or they havent had good poke. Skip this joint

Best poke I had all trip in Maui. And the young guy that helped was super nice and helpful! I went around 9:30-10ish and all the poke options were ready. Got the Spicy Ahi Poke and Shoyu Salmon with white and a side of cucumber “kimchi”. Everything was amazing👍🏼

So disappointed. $24/lb for mayo. This is supposed to be California Ahi. We couldn’t even eat it. And the girl working couldn’t even be bothered to smile.

I usually make it to Oki's Seafood Corner at least two times a week. Fresh sashimi and great poke. Love their opihi and oyster selections as well. Great service and the owner always acknowledges me.

The poke we tried had sinew, wasn't cut well, and was unpleasant to eat. It's unfortunate -- I really wanted to like Oki's because they've been the only place out of 7 that I've tried that uses limu instead of furikake. On the plus side, the sashimi was decent.